Sentence examples for more convenient or from inspiring English sources

We'll have to keep making TV better and more convenient, or else we'll lose customers.

Of course, sometimes bottled water does taste better or is more convenient or safer than tap water -- and is worth paying for.

The second is less obvious: people eat more convenient or processed foods, so long as they are cheap, cheerful and available.

If I were to distort something just to make it more convenient or dramatic, I would feel I'd failed as a writer.

The H. J. Heinz Company said today that its second-quarter earnings increased 5.8percentt because of rising sales of new products intended to be more convenient or to appeal to children.

It said evidence shows that a significant number of people go to accident and emergency departments or dial 999 when there are other services that would be more convenient or more suitable for their needs.

Others are pushing more convenient hours or better service.

Some new drugs offer more convenient dosages or somewhat fewer side effects.

You invent a modern miracle, the cheap paper handkerchief, and suddenly you become the person blamed for America's disposable culture, praised for a more convenient life, or both.

Who among us hasn't rearranged a birthday dinner to a more convenient night or rescheduled that anniversary date to an evening when we didn't have to get up early for a meeting?

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